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Turnover is Not a Problem by:Michael Beck

"Ha!" you say. "For someone to make a statement like that, they obviously haven't worked in the real world and certainly have never had to run a company." Well, let me assure you. In my past I've not only run companies, but spent many years in one of the most notorious industries for turnover - the restaurant industry.Don't get me wrong, I understand and appreciate the challenges that turnover creates. Turnover causes a drop in productivity,...more

Small Business Tax Tips - Product Review of Tax Reduction Toolkit by:Mike Matthews

Product Review - IntroductionProduct Review - What I likedProduct Review - What I didn't likeProduct Review - Best Features SummaryTable of Contents - Seven Sections - 29 Tax TipsFinal Comments and Pricing (under $40)Suggested Books & Reference URLsPreview the 'Tax Reduction Toolkit' at: http://www.yousaveontaxes.com/toolkit.html?hop=msbjcocIntroductionThe author of the 'Tax Reduction Toolkit' is Wayne M Davies. He is a Tax Professional serving...more

Housing Bill - Changes in the Right To Buy Scheme by:Nicola Bullimore

Presently council tenants are able to purchase their rented property after 2 years of tenancy. However, this is about to change. As of the 18th January 2005, the new Housing Bill becomes law and the current 2 years will change to a period of 5 years. This means, that once the proposals come into force, any new council tenant will have to wait 5 years before having the option of buying their property.There is also a proposal to extend the period during which landlords can require owners to repay some or all, of the discount given on a property in the case of an early resale.Currently, purchasers of a property that has been bought on the right to buy scheme, can sell after 3 years with no requirement to make any repayments of the discount. The proposal suggests this should be extended to 5 years. Therefore, anyone who sells a property bought under the right to buy scheme within 5 years of the purchase, will be requested to repay a percentage of the given discount. Repayment figures are as follows: -Currently Sale within the 1st year - 100% Sale within the 2nd year - 66% Sale within the 3rd year - 33%Proposal amounts Sale within the 1st year - 100% Sale within the 2nd year - 80%...more

The Importance of Background Verification by:Stephen Spain

Today's society has created an environment that requires business owners to be armed with numerous tools. Many employers currently spend little time verifying the accuracy of employment applications and the cost of not doing normal due diligence can be staggering. Consider: An HVAC company recently paid $750,000 to a customer who was raped by a...more

The Secret To Having A Successful Online Business by:Alan Cheng

For three years in Internet Marketing, I've tried to find what the secret was to having a successful online business. During the first 9 months it was pure money-loss. I've lost count the number of downline clubs, retire early opportunities and other get rich stuff on the web which I've joined. I thought I was robbed in broad daylight in the cyber...more

Join in on the Success of the 2nd Wave of Affiliate Marketing by:Claire Bowes

What do I mean by '2nd Wave'? ... let me explain: Can you remember the good old days when affiliate programs first came into existence in the mid to late 1990's? Everybody jumped in with two feet and put up dozens of affiliate links on their site with no real thought to what they were doing. We then wondered why we didn't make any money - not any real money that is. The same thing has happened with the launch of other new industries in that the initial craze and hype got out of hand but when things quietened down people thought things through, put together business models and now succeed big time within that industry. The good news is that we, as affiliate marketers, can learn from these industries through their first and second phases. A Definition of what a First and Second Wave is The first wave is the pioneering stage, the launch of a new industry. There is lots of excitement and hype with most people now knowing what they are doing. There are many failures and very little profits during this period. The second wave is the exciting phase. It has already come to light within phase 1 that there is potential within the industry. People put together long-term business plans and...more

Dodging Leasing's Grim Reaper: Navigating a Payment Default by:George A. Parker

In her third Harry Potter novel, 'The Prisoner of Azkaban', J.K. Rowling introduces a silent mysterious clan of spiny, cloaked creatures capable of siphoning off happiness and all good thoughts from anyone in their presence. Extended exposure to...more

Lack of Operations Manuals Stunting Your Growth? by:Mike Hayden

Lack of Operations Manuals stunting your growth?CONTENTS:1. Do you lack functional Operations Manuals?2. Use a SYSTEM to write your Operations Manuals!3. Yes, but my people just don't/won't write stuff down!4. But people WILL write stuff down - if...more

Losing business monentum? by:Mike Hayden

CONTENTS:1. Are you losing momentum while others plan ahead?2. Is your brainstorming getting the action you want?3. Are you starting your new employees the right way?4. Are you maintaining your documentation correctly?5. Call to Action.1. Are you...more

Negotiating to Buy a New Car the Easy Way by:Michael Schatzki

Do you hate the thought of buying a new car because of the struggle you have to go through negotiating with the dealership? Relax. Negotiating to buy a new car is easy. Sure their sales people receive negotiation training, but you have the upper...more

What You Need To Know About Credit Cards by:Phil Edwards

What is a credit card? A credit card is a card that allows you to borrow money to pay for things. There will be a limit to how much you can spend called your credit limit. At the end of each month you can either pay off the whole of the amount you...more

How To Prevent Fraudulent Credit Card Transactions by:Christoph Puetz

What Are Possible Signs of Fraudulent Transactions see at Web Hosting Companies? Customer wants to pre-pay for a year Domain Name Registration for 5 years or more Orders using free email address providers like Hotmail, Yahoo, etc. Usage of multiple...more
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